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William Tell |
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December 05, 2006 01:57:42pm |
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Re: Lovelight fans |
Oh...picky, picky, picky. In this one, 67, he says, 'go on--play your guitar' (it's available in the Phil Zone CD, commercially). I know I have heard the exact wording you want, more than once, but you'll have to trust me...Sorry--you're on your own from here on out; those two are close enough for government work, as they say...
Have fun.
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William Tell |
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December 05, 2006 02:50:04pm |
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Re: Lovelight fans |
Hey--I can't stop thinking about it...this may not help, but I am now convinced that he says it on the Mid Hr version on the ablum (blue, with skulls) titled 'History of the GD' or something like that, that has early stuff, and I think it even lists Avalon as the source. I listened to it alot when young, and now I am thinking that is where he uses the exact words you want, with the pause between 'it' and 'play' and a tone that is special (better than those I dug up for you...).
Anyway, good luck again.
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ducats |
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December 05, 2006 03:10:26pm |
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Re: Lovelight fans |
I think u r talking about 73 (first=Katie May) album - heard it a thousand times - no midnite hr on it even.
I don't think it's on an album,cd,etc. - although most of my listening has always been live or sounboard (friend) tapes.
Don't give up on me - u gave all u had???????? - I don't buy it!!!
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William Tell |
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December 05, 2006 06:13:03pm |
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Re: Lovelight fans |
Hey--wait a minute, slow down (if you don't recognize that, stop reading!). Okay, you're busting me for not doin my homework and YOU don't know about the early Dead albums of avalon work (Vintage Dead, Historic Dead--the one I own, etc)?! You can look those up. Here is the info from THIS forum (where you can get the tunes):
"This is the show that comprised the original (and long out of print) "Vintage Dead" and "Historic Dead" LPs, released in 1970 and 71. This is really top notch, the dead at their early best. The sound quality isn't perfect, but still quite good
If you wish to burn this the way it appeared on the original LPs:
VINTAGE DEAD:
I Know You Rider
It Hurts Me Too
It's All Over Now
Dancin' In The Streets
Midnight Hour
HISTORIC DEAD
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
Lindy
Stealin'
Same Thing
Collection: GratefulDead
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: September 16, 1966 (check for other copies)
Venue: Avalon Ballroom
Location: San Francisco, CA
Source: Soundboard
Lineage: SBD> MR> ??> CDR > EAC(secure) > DePopper (remove clicks) > CD Wave (retrack) > mkwACT > SHN (seekable)
Transfered by: Raoul Duke and Matt Vernon
Keywords: Live concert"
Okay, I already listened and here he says: "There you go--play your guitar" but that is close enough...
You find the other. He clearly does it ("...something...play your guitar.") a lot...
This post was modified by William Tell on 2006-12-06 02:13:03
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William Tell |
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December 05, 2006 06:32:13pm |
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Re: Lovelight fans |
Hey Ian--good to hear from you; of course, I love the attention, and he is right--you don't get much better than Pig talking to Jerry in the sleepy eyed tone (I always loved those parts...I never knew til now that he says something like this so many times).
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